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Adding common ion decreases solubility of sparingly soluble salt
Ion shared between two substances in solution
Decreases the solubility of the salt
Le Chatelier's principle - equilibrium shifts to reduce added ion
Backwards (left), favouring reverse reaction
Product of ion concentrations raised to stoichiometric powers
If s≪cs \ll cs≪c, then (c+s)≈c(c + s) \approx c(c+s)≈c
More solid precipitates out of solution
Qsp>KspQ_{sp} > K_{sp}Qsp>Ksp
27 million times less soluble in KI
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